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4. Hold down the Shift key when you click on the component in the Component
Palette. Each time you click on the form, a new component will be placed.
5. Double-click the component’s button in the Component Palette.
6. .mak, .cpp, .h, .dfm, and .res.
7. Show().
8. ShowModal().
9. In the Object Inspector, switch to the Events page. In the value column next to the
event, click the drop-down arrow button. A list of compatible event handlers is
displayed. Choose one.
10. Click on a component in the Form Designer and press the Tab key on the keyboard.
Each time you press the Tab key, the next component on the form is
selected and will be displayed in the Object Inspector.
Day 7
1. When selecting components that are children of another component (components
on a panel, for example).
2. It is the anchor component. It will retain its position, and all other components are
aligned to it.
3. Drag a bounding rectangle around (or just touching) them.
4. Select all the components you want to modify. Then choose Edit | Size from the
main menu and choose the Grow to Largest radio button.
5. The default event handler for that component is displayed in the Code Editor. In
the case of many components, the OnClick event handler will be displayed. In some
special cases (like the Image component, for instance), a dialog is displayed.
6. It forces the component to fill the entire client area of its parent, regardless of how
the parent (usually a form) is sized.
7. Traditionally, it means that choosing that menu item will result in a dialog box
being displayed.
8. In the Menu Designer, you can drag the menu to a new location or you can use
Cut and Paste.
9. When typing the caption for the menu item, add the ampersand (&) before the
shortcut key that you want to be the shortcut for that menu item. For instance, the
Caption property for the File | Exit menu item would read E&xit.
10. Set its Enabled property to False.
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